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Remote access to IP camera

mobby · 2014-10-21 13:50:01

HI looking for a bit of help with a foscam IP camera and Eircom efibre zyxel 1000 modem. Setup the camera straightforward enough working ok on the LAN, However cannot get remote access to work properly. I have setup a host account with NO-IP configured it with my eicom routers IP 86.*.*.* etc. use port 8080, setup port…

21-10-2014 2:50pm

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mobby

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HI looking for a bit of help with a foscam IP camera and Eircom efibre zyxel 1000 modem.
Setup the camera straightforward enough working ok on the LAN, However cannot get remote access to work properly. I have setup a host account with NO-IP configured it with my eicom routers IP 86.*.*.* etc. use port 8080, setup port forwarding on the eircom router correctly I am hoping, However when I paste the no-ip host address into my browser it just brings up my Eircom router admin logon page rather then the foscam admin logon page.

Anyone advice what I am doing wrong?

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#2 21-10-2014 2:52pm

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Typing in "your.no-ipaddress.com:8080" is required - by going to a website, it will use port 80 for HTTP by default - also the default remote access port for most routers.

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